Do you build what users ask for, or what you believe they need?
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Tim
@t1m4lc
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Software engineer. Hiking by day, coding by night.
Mozart started from a simple frustration:
I want to try more AI-generated changes without making my repo messy.
The first version of Mozart is simple:
Add your repo.
Spin up isolated agent workspaces.
Review changes.
Merge on your terms.
@artjulian I have no doubt about that! Design sucks! Its pure, very nice for mac ecostystem
@artjulian Tks! Your project looks great too, congrats et salutation ;)
Mozart is my attempt to make AI coding feel safer:
Run agents in isolated workspaces.
Review every diff.
Merge only when you decide.
I don’t want an AI agent to own my repo.
I want it to work in an isolated branch, then let me review and merge.
The more I use AI coding tools, the more I care about the diff.
The output is not enough. The review experience matters.
How do you decide what feature to build next?
I don’t think AI coding needs more chaos.
It needs workspaces, branches, diffs, and control.
That’s the idea behind Mozart.